The Hidden Tactics Cybercriminals Use in DDoS Attacks—and How You Can Outsmart Them Before It’s Too Late

The Hidden Tactics Cybercriminals Use in DDoS Attacks—and How You Can Outsmart Them Before It's Too Late
  1. Define team roles and responsibilities, for example, who is responsible for monitoring your alarm systems so you can discover attacks quickly.
  2. Document key contacts, communication channels, and login credentials, like your hosting provider’s emergency support.
  3. Create a checklist of steps to follow when you suspect a DDoS attack is happening, including how to enable emergency WAF/CDN settings.
  4. Plan out your customer communication strategy in case your site becomes unavailable.
  5. Practice the response plan with your team along with training for general security practices.

How to deal with a DDoS attack in progress

These steps will help you weather a DDoS attack:

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